HashTonic is a version of CBD #1 with more Afghani influence from ErdPurt. With denser flowers, an earlier flowering onset and faster, more consistent ripening times than the original CBD #1. It also has better resistance against cold, allowing it to be grown in more northern latitudes, even approaching 50ºN.
As a good direct cross ErdPurt, it is the classic earthy, piney and hashy terpene profile of this strain that consistently dominates in HashTonic, in contrast to CBD #1 where skunky, diesel, musky and sweet tangerine aromas are more frequently found.
Another important difference from CBD #1 is that while CBD #1 has a single stable chemotype that is very high in CBD and with almost no THC, HashTonic produces 2 equally frequent chemotypes at the population level: the first (like CBD #1) produces plants with CBD only and almost no THC, while the second HashTonic chemotype produces plants with balanced THC and CBD levels.
Standard (regular) limited edition, available while stocks last.
- Tipo POLYHYBRID
- Format Standard
- Sativa / Indica ratio 80 % indica / 20 % sativa
- THC 0.35-6 %
- CBD 5-11 %
- CBG 0.07-0.45 %
- Flowering indoors 7 weeks
- Flowering outdoors First half of September
- Yield Average
- Resistance against spider mites High
- Resistance against powder mildew Average-High
- Resistance against botrytis Average-High
- Resistance against white fly Average-High
- Resistance against cold High
- Resistance against heat Average-High
- Latitude 0º-50º
- Genetics CBD # 1 (original clon) x ErdPurt.
- Structure Classic Afghani structure, small in size, and very ErdPurt dominant: strong, robust and compact, with large hashplant leaves, huge stems and hardly any stretch in flowering. Mainly columnar development, practically no lateral branching.
- Bouquet The unmistakable roasted coffee, pine, moss, damp earth, hash and freshly-mown grass terpenes of ErdPurt's green phenotypes dominate, but with sweeter, richer, less coarse flavours.
- High Smooth and functional effect, clean in the head and muscle relaxant, leaving you feeling content and playful before developing into a warm relaxation that envelops the body, with a lucid and reflective, slightly sedative finish. It reduces anxiety, paranoia and stress, conveying a hashplant feeling in every way, but without the powerful THC (and no CBD) hit of modern Kushes.
- Terpene profile Mainly contains the following monoterpenes: trans ocimene and alpha pinene in moderate-high amounts, moderate limonene content, and beta pinene and beta myrcene to a lesser extent. Sesquiterpenes: moderate-high content of beta caryophyllene, and moderate-low amounts of humulene, alpha bisabolol and guaiol, with traces of trans nerolidol.
Strain FAQ
How do auto-flowering qualities help early finishers?
Age, not light, causes auto-flowering strains to flower. This characteristic, commonly acquired from Cannabis ruderalis, favours short summers and ensures the plant completes its lifecycle on schedule regardless of light cycle fluctuations.
How can curing and ageing give cannabis coffee-like aromas?
Curing and ageing cannabis ais said to affect its scent like roasting coffee beans. Some ways reportedly boost the terpenes' coffee-like properties, giving the strain its characteristic fragrance.
How do cold-resistant strains conserve energy?
These plants certainly do conserve energy in chilly climes. This may involve delaying transpiration to prevent water loss or altering their metabolic activity to support growth and development at lower temperatures.
Are strains with European genetics common?
No, modern breeding for high THC or CBD strains challenges European strains like ruderalis and Swiss landraces. Conservation is essential to preserve these strains' genetic variety as they are able to provide resilience, disease resistance, and climate adaptability.
Can 12/12 photoperiod strains produce male flowers under stress?
Yes, the 12/12 timetable might be tricky because some strains may produce male flowers when stressed. A steady hand is said to be required to manage light and climatic conditions to keep the crop seed-free.